“A STUDY ON FINANCIAL

PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS WITH

SPECIAL REFERENCE TO CHENNAI PORT
TRUST”

NARESH S
MBA “B”
 Company profile
 Chennai Port is an artificial harbor started on the
Coromandel Coast in south-east India and it is the second
principal Port for handling containers.
 There are nearly 14000 employees of various categories
along with officers are working in various departments.
 It is over 125 years old
  chennai port is the second largest port of India
 objective
• The Primary Objective of this Study is to explore
the activities in Chennai Port in achieving the
Revenue Estimates.
• To compare the Budget Estimates and Actual of
Chennai Port Trust for the Past Five Years.
• To cover commercial & Non-commercial or
political risks attendant on granting credit to a
foreign buyer.
• To cover natural risks like an earthquake, floods
etc.
• To observe Availability of the funds at the
required time to the exporter.
• To observe Affordability of the cost of fund
 Need for the study
• Financial analysis is the starting point for
making plans, before using any sophistical
forecasting and planning procedures.
• Financial analysis strengths the firms to
make their best use, and to be able to
spot out financial weakness of the firm to
state suitable corrective actions
• A study of ratio, comparative, common-
size statement & trend percentage that
took place for the last five years will help
the financial department of the company
in better decisions the near future.
 Scope for the study
• The scope of this study is to compare the budget
estimate, with the actual
• The study help to know the budgetary control at
Chennai port trust.
• To cover commercial & Non-commercial or
political risks attendant on granting credit to a
foreign buyer.
• To cover natural risks like an earthquake, floods
etc.
• Availability of the funds at the required time to
the exporter.
• Affordability of the cost of funds.
 tools
• Ratio analysis
• Correlation
• Trend analysis
findings
suggetions
conclusion
reference